Sheriff Wires Santa Barbara for Missing Atlas Official
Sheriff Joseph Clay sought help from Santa Barbara police to locate Thomas R. Kackley former Atlas Engine Works vice president and general manager indicted for bribery by Marion County grand jury. Last heard in Santa Barbara planning to travel to Indianapolis. since then no word from him or his attorneys for over a month.
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Joseph Clay
Santa Barbara
Cal
Thomas R. Kackley
Atlas Engine Works
Marion County Grand Jury
Kackley
Indianapolis
Sheriff Clay
Mr. Kackley
Worden shoots wife then surrenders at police station
Fred B. Worden of 929 Mulberry Street fired three shots at his wife on Saturday night. He ran to the police station to turn himself in claiming the act intended to kill her and himself. Mrs Worden was struck in the shoulder and hand and is in serious condition.
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Fred B. Worden
Mulberry Street
Worden
Mrs. Worden
Judge Carter Presides Brunaugh on Trial
Judge Carter presides over Brunaugh on trial as ceremonies for laying the cornerstone at the Bureau of American Republics proceed with Roosevelt using a trowel in the event.
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Carter
Brunaugh
Pate
Bureau of American Republics
Tornado devastates towns near Woodward Oklahoma
Woodward Oklahoma May 11 A number of persons are reported killed and many injured by a tornado two miles southwest south and southeast of Woodward last night Several small towns are reported destroyed At Arnette Ellis county Mrs Hare was killed and her husband badly injured Several houses were destroyed
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Woodward
Okla
Arnette
Ellis County
Hare
Carnegie Gives $750000 For American Republics Building
President Roosevelt presided at the cornerstone laying of the bureau of American republics funded by Andrew Carnegie with 750000 dollars. Twenty one republics joined the ceremony with speeches by Roosevelt Root and Carnegie. The building will house the international bureau, led by John Barrett, on site provided by Congress from the Van Ness grounds.
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Carnegie
Roosevelt
Root
Andrew Carnegie
International Bureau of American Republics
John Barrett
United States Congress
van Ness Mansion
National Capital
Insane Woman Throws Babe From Window in Chicago
May 11 report from Chicago says Mrs Emma Loftgren 337 N Albany Ave, in a moment of temporary insanity hurled her baby girl and her 3-year-old son from a second-story window. Both children are gravely injured and likely to die.
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Chicago
Emma Loftgren
Albany Avenue
Arthur
Girl With Rifle Defends Mother Firing on Father
In Dubuque Iowa on May 11 Miss Maude Fleming aged 20 shot her father Mont Fleming in the head while defending her mother from an alleged attack. The shot left him not expected to die, according to the woman.
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Dubuque, In
Maude Fleming
Mont Fleming
Fleming
Paul Beattie Dies Newspaper Reporter in New York
Paul Beattie, a newspaper reporter, died in St. Vincent's hospital yesterday from a brain clot. He was in New York for work and his death is reported today.
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Paul Beattie
New York
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Police Hope for a Confession in Selter Murder
Thieves operated widely Sunday stealing from homes and a shop. Police hold eight men on murder charges tied to Merchant Policeman Matthias Seiler’s death after a punchy melee on Pogues Run bridge. Witness Harry Duffy swore Frank Wieskham hefted a stone minutes before the killing as Delaney and others attacked Campbell.
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Matthias Seiler
Harry Duffy
Frank
Wieskham
Seiler
Mattaias Seiler
Iarcher Street
Harry Campbell
Pogues
South Street
Linois Street
Peter Ivory
South
Ilinois
Campbell
Phillip Delaney
Delaney
Uerah
Adolph Asche
Ellis Senault
Philip
J. Delaney
Blake’ Street
Michigan Street
Charles F.ruth
East Street
Frank H. _ Wickham
Tacoma
Avesi
Abbott Street
Memorial Services for Departed Union Members
Memorial services were held to honor departed Central Labor Union members. A special request from the Taber arch noted the gathering, with acknowledgement of union members from McPherson and surrounding areas.
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Eparted
Vei] McPherson
Central Labor Union
Woman sues Crown Hill Cemetery for $10090 over moved bodies
Mary J. Cheek files a suit alleging Crown Hill Cemetery association removed four bodies from lot 129 she bought for 35 dollars. She says she buried two husbands a daughter and a brother in law there and that the remains were shifted without her knowledge to another area of the graveyard.
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Mary J. Cheek
Crown Hill Cemetery Association
Bachelor pays fine after one night in jail
Belleville Illinois reports a 60 000 dollar bachelor, five year old Ewadl Siebert, spent a night in jail for drunk and disorderly. He chose county workhouse as settlement and paid the fine after the cell stay.
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Belleville
Ewadl Siebert
Siebert
Blizzard Wounded Report From Bloomington May 11
Bloomington dispatch reports Superintendent Harry Blizzard wounded in an incident dated May 11. Details are sparse as the casualty condition and circumstances remain unclear. Further updates are awaited from local authorities and the Bloomington police press.
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Buizzard
Bloomington
Ind
Judge Pritchard Names Superior Court Judge to Take Criminal Bench
Judge Pritchard appoints a Superior Court judge to preside over the criminal docket in the Asphalt Patching case. The move shifts the case to a seasoned jurist for formal hearings, signaling a standard procedural transition in the matter.
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Pritchard
Superior Court
Jury Selection Begins In Branaugh Fraud Trial
Judge Vinson Carter, appointed by Judge Pritchard, will preside over the Indianapolis case of Harry Branaugh charged with false claims tied to asphalt street patching. The trial centers on alleged falsified city accounts causing about 10,000 dollars in losses, with inspectors’ ledgers altered to inflate bills.
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Vinson Carter
Pritchard
Harry Branaugh
Remster
Isaac N. Harlan
Center Township
Joseph O. Kitterman
Lawrence Township
Albert Yanger
Charles Nicholas
Marion County Grand Jury
Harry Bruenaugh
Cose
Michael Ryan
Samuel Thompson Hogue
Carter
Mr. Hogue
Brunaugh
Western Construction Company
Branaugh
Indianapolis
John Rosasco
Thomas Shufeltona
Blaine H. Miller
Detroit
Clay
Taggart and Antis Convene Meeting Amid Campaign Tension
A meeting gathers Taggart supporters and anti-Taggart factions amid a heated campaign scene. Democrats participate as local organizers push for turnout and alignment in the South region.
Gunness murder saga grips LaPorte crowd
Ten thousand people visited the Gunness farm as tours ran from Chicago and South Bend. Sheriff Smutzer ordered a barn dig as authorities seek more bodies and relics from the site where Mrs. Yelle Gunness and many victims perished. Roy Lamphere faces potential gallows after hair analysis linked to a slain suspect.
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Laporte
Ind
Yelle Gunness
Gunness
J. H. W. Meyer
Helgelein
Roy Lamphere
Smith
Lamphere
Gunness Farm
Chicago
South Bend
Smutzer
County Draftsman Palmer Seeks Assessor Nomination
Friends of Thomas W. Palmer, county draftsman, filed a petition with the Board of Primary Election Commissioners requesting his name on the Democratic ticket for assessor of Center township. Backers praise his long service, local knowledge, and honesty, claiming he will serve Marion County taxpayers well if nominated.
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Thomas W. Palmer
Board of Primary Election Commissioners
Center Township
W. W. Spencer
Samuel O. Pickens
Frank T. Edenharter
John L. F. Steeg
Walter C. Clarke
J. Clyde Wolfe
W. T. Steele
John A. Hoffman
Malcolm G. Porter
C. BE. Melee
George Stelhorn
John
John W. Minor
Eugene Runyan
George J. Miller
Mr. Palmer
Marion County
Auto Hits Brick Pile Injuring Woman on Delaware Street
Miss Ann Ryan of 2110 Talbot Avenue sustained injuries Sunday night when a car carrying two women and a man struck a brick pile on Delaware Street between Walnut and St Clair. The pile showed red lights but the driver failed to see the signal.
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Ann Ryan
Talbott Avenue
Delaware Street
Walnut
St. Clair Streets
Murder Near Galveston Ends in Self Defense Claim
Robert Cotterman, a farm hand, shot and killed James Brown, age 60, this morning near Galveston Indiana. Cotterman surrendered to Marshal Whitesides and says he acted in self defense after long-standing farm levies and prior trouble with Brown.
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Cotterman
James Brown
Marshal Whitesides
Brown
Heflin Indicted for Shooting Two Men in Alabama
Washington May 11 the grand jury indicted Representative Heflin of Alabama for shooting Louis Lundy colored and Thomas McCreary the horse man the action follows today and marks a major legal development in the case with implications for national politics and local race relations
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Heflin
Shington
Representative Heflin
Alabama
Louis Lundy
Thomas McCreary
Boy Gone From Home Reported Missing Otto Facholke
Local police investigate a missing child case for Otto Facholke of 910 Germania Avenue after he left home and failed to return. Neighbors report concerns as efforts to locate him continue.
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Boy
Otto Facholke
Germania _ avenue
Thaw Divorce Hearing Delayed Again As Adjourments Sought
In New York on May 11 counsel for Harry K Thaw faced a push for another adjournment of the annulment hearing with Evelyn Nesbit Thaw. Col Franklyn Bartlett pledged no further delays and urged a peremptory date if the hearing did not start. Daniel O Reilly said the delay aimed to secure needed testimony from Pittsburg. A separate adjournment until May 14 was agreed in the Thaw liberation case at Poughkeepsie.
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New York
Harry K. Thaw
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Daniel O’reilly
Col
Franklyn Bartlett
Thaw
O'Reilly
Pittsburg
Poughkeepsie
Night riders may clash with Ohio troopers in Manchester
On May 11 a clash is expected between night riders and Ohio state troopers patrolling the Ohio river banks to deter destruction of tobacco beds and warehouses. Soldiers aim to prevent damage amid tense riverfront confrontations.
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Manchester
Ohio State
Ohio River
Attends Hill Funeral in Bloomington Indiana
State officers and colleagues paid respects at the funeral of former state treasurer Nat A Hill in Bloomington Indiana on Monday. Attending were John C Billheimer John Reed Oscar Hadley A C Alexander Fred Sims F A Cotton Ed Fitzpatrick and A B Hunt.
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Hill
Nat. A. Hill
Bloomington
Ind
John C. Billheimer
John Reed
Oscar Hadley
A. C. Alexander
Fred Sims
F. A. Cotton
Ed Fitspatrick
A. B. Hunt
Mrs Helen Moses Dies At Home In Marion
Mrs Helen Moses died Monday morning at 7 30 at her home 403 E Twenty seventh street Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 o clock in the Central Christian church Burial will be made at Marion Ohio Mrs Moses was prominent in missionary work.
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Helen Moses
E. Twenty-seventh Street
Central Christian Church
Marion
Escapes From Hospital Mentioned in Grand Jury Tale
Mrs. Levinia Folk stunned the grand jury with a wild tale of a secret cave beyond a backyard tennis court containing buried bodies. She said the remains included her missing father and mother and implicated Mayor Bookwalter in their disappearance, asserting a house of horrors similar to a famous Laporte case.
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Gunness
Levinia
Grant Jury
Laporte
Grand Jury
Cinder
Democrats 10 Meet Southside Market House
The major primary campaign rally for Democrats will be at the old Southside market house Wednesday night, with attendance expected to exceed 1,000. W. A. Pickens will explain the primary law and all Democratic candidates are invited to speak. Henry Seyfried will preside. Ward chairmen of the tenth, eleventh, and thirteenth wards organized the meeting.
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W. A. Pickens
Henry? Seyfried
Eighteenth Annual Convention Of Joseph Valley Young People
South Bend Ind May 11 the eighteenth annual convention of the Joseph Valley Young People Christian Union United Brethren brings delegates from district churches to discuss mission plans and youth outreach across the region.
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South Bend
Ind
The
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